SF Tidbits for 3/17/09

By John DeNardo | Tuesday, March 17th, 2009 at 12:08 am

Naldz Graphics has an excellent gallery of 40 Beautiful Robot Characters.
Interviews and Profiles:
- At SciFi Wire, Nick Gevers profiles Bruce Sterling, author of The Caryatids.
- @Subterranean Press, John Joseph Adams interviews Jim Butcher.
- K. Tempest Bradford has her say about race and science fiction and fantasy at Scalzi’s Whatever.
Author Harlan Ellison is suing Paramount Studios for an unspecified amount over their merchandising and creation of works similar to his classic Star Trek episode, “City on the Edge of Forever.” More comments here. [via Galley Cat]
So Many Books asks: Are We Headed Toward a Post-Literate World? (That is, a world in which reading and writing are no longer necessary and no longer done.)
Jason Perlow educates us on Sci-Fi Kindlenomics – a golden opportunity up for grabs by offering a Kindle pre-loaded with a ton of sf favorites. [via James Wallace Harris]
Jonathan Strahan is blogging about short fiction at Locus.
Jack Womack is currently guest-blogging at William Gibson’s blog. [via Paul McAuley]
At Tor.com, Lou Anders reviews Watchmen.
Voting is now open for BookSpotCentral’s the annual tournament of books. [via J.M. McDermott]
Suvudu shares part 2 of the list of Top Sci Fi Thriller Movies.
LA Weekly offers a Steampunk Starter Guide: Top 5 Film and TV Series.

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